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Economic Development - Trumbull, CT

is an excellent location for businesses. Located in prestigious Fairfield County, it is uniquely situated and designed for accessibility. Commercially developed areas are primarily found near the exterior borders of town, and adjacent to major highways, making them particularly convenient for commuters, business travelers, customers, and transportation vehicles. The region's workforce is well trained and skilled, and educational and career development resources are excellent. Trumbull's infrastructure is sophisticated and well suited for supporting the needs of all types of businesses, including high tech, research and development, and back office operations. Residents and businesses enjoy an exceptionally high quality of life, as noted by Connecticut Magazine, CNN Money Magazine, and Relocate America. Trumbull's business climate is supportive, as is its stable and financially sound government. The town's excellent schools, safe environment, conveniences and amenities, and new Business Resource Center are just some reasons why Trumbull is the home of more than 1,400 businesses. Whether you are just visiting or interested in locating your business to Trumbull, we invite you to explore our website to discover more about our wonderful community. Trumbull Economic Development Office, 5866 Main St. Trumbull, CT 06611, Tel: 203-452-5043, dcox@trumbull-ct.gov
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